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Ancestry report for Mary Ann Hills, daughter of William Hills and Elvy Hills [Oliver]

Generation No. 1
1. Mary Ann Hills was the daughter of (2) William Hills and (3) Elvy Hills [Oliver]. She was born 1853 at Hartfield, Sussex; christened 28^th Aug 1853 at St. Mary's Church, Hartfield, Sussex

Generation No. 2
2. William Hills He was born c 1825
He married Elvy Oliver on c 1850. She was born 1829 at Wadhurst, Sussex. They had the following children:
i	Mary Ann who was born 1853 Hartfield, Sussex; christened 28^th Aug 1853 St. Mary's Church, Hartfield, Sussex

3. Elvy Hills [Oliver] was the daughter of (4) Mr Oliver and (5) Elvy Oliver. She was born 1829 at Wadhurst, Sussex
She married William Hills on c 1850. He was born c 1825. They had the following children:
i	Mary Ann who was born 1853 Hartfield, Sussex; christened 28^th Aug 1853 St. Mary's Church, Hartfield, Sussex

Generation No. 3
4. Mr Oliver He was born c 1800
He married Elvy on c 1825. She was born 1805 at Hurstpierpoint, Sussex. They had the following children:
i	Elvy who was born 1829 Wadhurst, Sussex

5. Elvy Oliver She was born 1805 at Hurstpierpoint, Sussex
She married Mr Oliver on c 1825. He was born c 1800. They had the following children:
i	Elvy who was born 1829 Wadhurst, Sussex

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